The letterhead was an Atlanta firm I had never heard of.

Page one set up the medical fund.

Page two was the payment schedule, monthly, in her name, cancelable by her at any time.

Page three released every member of the Whitmore family from any civil claim arising from the administration of the grandfather’s trust.

I read page three twice.

“Civil claim,” I said.

“Boilerplate.

Their office puts that in every agreement that goes out the door.”